Classic Layout for Reddit EN

Remember when Reddit was just a list of links you could actually read? If you still type old.reddit.com out of muscle memory, this one is for you. Classic Layout for Reddit rebuilds Reddit's modern site into the classic "old Reddit" layout across listings, comment threads, profiles and search.

Each page is fetched from Reddit's own JSON API and rendered with old Reddit's real, archived 2019 HTML and CSS, then layered with RES-style power features. It reproduces the full old-reddit chrome, right down to the subreddit sidebar, the sort tabs and the time filter.

KEYBOARD-FRIENDLY AND BUILT FOR DENSITY
• Keyboard navigation — j/k to move, o or Enter to open, x to expand.
• Infinite scroll — RES-style never-ending reddit, on by default.
• Inline expandos — click [+] to open a post's image, video, gallery or self-text in place; galleries have prev/next.

READING & COMMENT TOOLS
• Collapse any comment with [–]; comments new since your last visit are flagged.
• Inline spoiler tags reveal on click; NSFW and spoiler thumbnails stay blurred until you click.
• Auto-collapse bot comments and hide posts you've already read.

FILTERS & POWER TOOLS (from the Options page)
• Hide posts by subreddit, user, domain or title keyword.
• Set a minimum score or maximum age; hide NSFW or promoted posts.
• Highlight keywords, tag users with colored labels, and get hover cards for users and subreddits.

LOGGED IN, IT'S INTERACTIVE
• Vote, save, hide and report — your votes show on the arrows, as on old Reddit.
• Reply and comment with a live preview and a big editor; edit or delete your own posts and comments.
• Join or leave subreddits from the sidebar, and read and answer your inbox in the classic layout.
• Your saved, upvoted, downvoted and hidden tabs, and RES-style vote weight next to users you've voted on.

Plus a compact high-density view, an optional night mode (off by default, can auto-switch), a high-contrast mode, a dyslexia-friendly font, and full export / import of settings.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN
• No data collection — no analytics, no tracking, no external servers.
• Runs entirely in your browser — a same-origin request to Reddit's own API, nothing else; your settings stay local to your browser.
• Votes, comments and other actions go only to Reddit, and only when you take them.
• Open source, MIT licensed.

GOOD TO KNOW
• No login required — it works whether or not you're signed in to Reddit. Voting, saving, commenting and the inbox need you to be logged in.
• On any API error it falls back to normal Reddit, so you're never stuck on a blank page.
• Requires Firefox 140+.